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Administrator's Plus Report Cards Manual - Rediker Software, Inc.

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<strong>Report</strong> Card Codes<br />

<strong>Report</strong> <strong>Cards</strong> <strong>Report</strong> Writer<br />

<strong>Report</strong> Card Codes<br />

The following codes are specific to <strong>Report</strong> <strong>Cards</strong> <strong>Report</strong> Writer. They are the newest<br />

codes used to create course tables and other boxes and also to format text properly. For<br />

an explanation of universal codes used in all <strong>Report</strong> Writers in Administrator’s <strong>Plus</strong>, see<br />

the end of this chapter.<br />

Table Codes For Skills and Non Skills-Based <strong>Report</strong> <strong>Cards</strong><br />

Note that although box codes are designed to align text within parameters defined in the<br />

body of the report, in most cases, you can choose not to print vertical or horizontal lines<br />

around the text by simply setting the border width to “0”. The exceptions to this are the<br />

course boxes for both skills and non-skills courses. To print a non skills-based report<br />

card without boxes around the courses, choose one of the default reports for wide or<br />

narrow report cards. See “The Pre-defined <strong>Report</strong>s” on page 7-84.)<br />

Course Table Box<br />

Used to print courses in a table that looks similar to default report cards #18 and #20,<br />

this box is designed to print courses not associated with skills. If you have both skills<br />

and non-skills courses, you must use the Advanced Specifications Box code to produce<br />

a separate course box with skills (more than one Table Box can be used within a report).<br />

Code<br />

~CourseTableSpecStart = #~<br />

PrintDescription = ‘N’ or ‘Y’<br />

BoxWidth = Auto or #.##<br />

Other “Width” codes = #.##<br />

Subject; Course #; Level; Section;<br />

Credit; Teacher; Comment<br />

MinGradingColumnWidth = #.##<br />

Description<br />

Denotes the start of the course table specification.<br />

# is the table number, used to distinguish multiple<br />

boxes in a report.<br />

Determines whether the course description will<br />

print in place of the course name. If this code is set<br />

to ‘Y’, courses that do not have a long description<br />

will print the standard course name.<br />

Width of the entire course table. Columns that will<br />

not fit in this width will be truncated. Use Auto to<br />

have the box width calculate automatically based<br />

on the width of the page and the columns printed.<br />

Enter a number in inches. If you choose to use the<br />

AUTOCALC option, the settings here will be<br />

ignored, and the program will calculate an optimal<br />

width based on how many columns are needed<br />

and how much text is entered in each column.<br />

Minimum width of columns containing grades.<br />

Column width will increase if needed to<br />

accommodate grades, but it will not be lower than<br />

this number.<br />

<strong>Report</strong> <strong>Cards</strong> <strong>Manual</strong> 7-45

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